nougat

noun
UK /ˈnuː.ɡɑː/
US /ˈnuː.ɡɑː/

Nougat is a soft, sweet candy made with sugar, honey, and nuts.

She bought a box of chocolate-covered nougat at the candy shop.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A chewy or brittle confection made from sugar and honey mixed with nuts, often used as a filling in chocolate bars.

The chocolate bar had a layer of white nougat inside.

3. A similar sweet mixture used in some regional desserts and pastries.

The baker spread nougat between thin wafers.

4. A type of soft, sweet filling in candies, sometimes flavored with fruit or vanilla.

The truffle had a fruity nougat center.